A.jdeps --list-deps

B.jar --show-module-resolution

C.java Hello.java

D.jmod describe

E.java --show-module-resolution

A.Function function = String::toUpperCase;

B.UnaryOperator function = s > s.toUpperCase();

C.UnaryOperator<String> function = String::toUpperCase;

D.Function<String> function = m > m.toUpperCase();

A.f1.foo(c) prints Old Mundo!

B.f1.foo(c) prints Hello world!

C.b1.foo(c) prints Bonjour le monde!

D.f2.foo(c) prints Bonjour le monde!

E.f2.foo(c) prints Hello world!

F.b1.foo(c) prints Hello world!

G.f2.foo(c) prints Old Mundo!

H.f1.foo(c) prints Bonjour le monde!

I.b1.foo(c) prints Old Mundo!

A.In Line 2, add extends Person to the Main classpublic class Main extends Person {and change Line 3 to create a new Main objectPerson person = new Main();

B.In Line 1, remove the access modifierPerson() {

C.In Line 1, change the access modifier to publicpublic Person() {

D.In Line 2, change the access modifier to protectedprotected class Main {

E.In Line 1, change the access modifier to privateprivate Person() {

A.Any module that requires the java.se module does not need to require the java.sql module.

B.Any module that requires the java.sql module does not need to require the java.se module.

C.Any module that attempts to require the java.se module actually requires the java.sql module instead.

D.Only a module that requires the java.se module is permitted to require the java.sql module.